River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-07-21
G.. B. DODD.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
New Richmond wants a creamery.

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R. \. Avery is building an addition
TO his huOse.
Straw hats at cost at Weisend's
Clothing Store.
The creamery is shipping about two
tons Of butter week.
Red Wing has voted $4,000 bonds
for the new rail road.
Rev. Mr.. Tracy. of Brandon, Mimi,
is visiting friends here.
Black alpaca coats at cost, at
Weisend's Clothing Store.
Enoch Shepard cut his arm seriously
with scythe on Wednesday.
Miss Anna Dodge returned Monday
from a visit to Hastings, Mimi.
No rain yet, is the exclamation
of nearly every one we meet.
Whatever you dislike in another,
take care to correct in yourself.
Freeborn Mckay and family have
gone to Castle, MIMI, for time.
Eastern excursion tourists tickets
are on sale at the depot in River Falls.
Get prices for job printing at the
Journal Office before ordering else
where.
Don't fail to 60 to Burhyte's for
ladies'. misses and children's fine
shoes.
Oscar Eaton has opened a neat shoot
ing gallery between the Central and
Gladstone.
WANTED.-A good girl to do gener-
al house work in a family of three;
good wages. Inquire OF Mrs. Rickett.
If you wish TO prove how much ca
lOric the atmosphere contains, just go
into barn loft and pitch back loads
OF hay.
4 few of those fine dress patterns still
left at Burhyte's. Take advantage of
the low prices now being made on
them.
Rev. P. 5. Bennett. of Depere, FORM
erly presiding elder of the district, is
gathering material for history of
MethOdism.
DOwning's Kidney and Liver cure
and StramOnium Liniment warranted
TO cure rheumatism by Youells * Nc
MGrphv.
The attendance of the annual meet
ing of the National Educational AssO-
citation, held al Chicago last week, was
the largest ever known.
Chas. Stevenson says there have
been six fTOSts this season that would
have ruined cranberries but for the
water overflow timely applied.
A. 5. Craig, of the Junction Mills,
received a scalp wound by the fall of
a heavy pulley, so severe as to necessi-
tate its being sewed up 10y the doctor.
Plaques of Egypt! Plaques of Egypt
said a farmer in his dOleful musings;
lice, frogs and such like; well, well, f
they beat chinch bugs L am sorry for
Egypt.
At Wilson, Wis, a white oak log
was lately scaled which was 80 feet
long and contained 2,340 feet of sound
stuff. 1t was called the boss log for
that region.
Elder 4. ]. Breed. of Madison,
president of the conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists, visited the
church at this place Saturday and Sun
day. Several stirring discOurses were
given.
At the old stand of Wadsworth &
WeigeT, ". III. SandeTsOn is selling
out stock of goods owned by F. V.
Bevan who has closed up business al
Pleasant Valley and moved to Mime
apOlis.
j son of the murdered Haddock is
giving to the world some OF his faith
er's unpublished writings, which re-
veal the authors belief in future pro
baton and the final salvation of al
men.
George Angel met with a severe ac
cident by being caught between the
/ bumpers of two freight cars at the
Junction Mills on Monday. The bump
ers caught his thigh and crushed il
fearfully.
Rooms for rent and bOarders takeI
! ut the residence of J. /. White oil
I Spring st. near the Normal School
| Good rooms and pleasant surroundings
/ Apply to Mrs. j. i. White on the
/ premises.
VIII. Mckay was down from Duluth
over Sunday shaking hands with old
| friends in general and some in partic
ular. VIII. has a thrifty business al
the Zenith city.
Hiram Gibbs is at Grand Forks, Oak.
looking over the crops, but before
| leaving he set an example of brOtherly
kindness and affection worthy of emu
latiOn, by presenting his sister Lulu
an elegant piano.
Before selecting your house paints
/ see the prettiesJ cOiOTs and most dur
able goods ever made. at the PheniN
Drug Store You don't pay dollar
and a half gallon for water when you
/ buy these paints.
IS an auxiliary in church work, we
are inclined to the opinion that the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
EudeavOr is q power no church car
afford to ignore. 1t is a happy arrange
ment for uniting the young people II
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Next Sunday evening there will be
I question SsrrjcC at the Congregations
| church. All are permitted to ash
| questions and the minister will give
/ the answers. The questions should bC
written and handed TO Rev. j. ID
| Whitelaw on OF before next Sunday.
The Northern Wisconsin Fair anC
7 Exposition VIII be held at Oshkosh
I from the 9Th To the 9th Of sept. inclu
sive. Every conceivable thing raised
[ or made. of aIiy real interest to thc
/ people. Will be received for exhibition
! and the exhibition promises to be OF
high quality.
G.S. Campbell, late proprietor of the
I Central Dakota Democrat, HOsmer
I Oak. and wife, were guests of DR.. anC
/ Mrs. Ashley Monday and Tuesday
/ Mr. Eaala,.I,nII - a niara of Mrs 4 sh.
I ley. They are enrHute 10 Ohio where
4 Mr.. Campbell viii continue in the
I journalistic profession
If we were detailed TO look mp some
\ sort of thing ID at was blessed with un
| comfortable persistence we would skiI
/ lightning rod peddlers. female book
agents with winning smile. and all
/ other bipeds and proceed to give oul
.